« Pop Talk | Main | "Happy Continuation Day" » "Computer R&D Rocks On" (Googles on?) Computer R&D is happening like never before, according to EETimes Online. The article "Computer R&D rocks on" assumes that most folks thought hardware development was done (though I can't say that I know anybody who thinks so), but we're just getting into digital convergence, and the new web paradigms labelled "Web 2.0" are creating new tools, new directions, and new demands. The article mentions Google's distributed clusters... I've been thinking of Google as a vertical layer along side the stack of Internet or OSI layers, but maybe it's more like the Sherwin Williams logo - "Cover the Earth." jon posted this at 9:05 AM |
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Great picture of Google coving the earth. I like to think of Google as the best of the best at what it does.
Posted by: Ashley Bowers | November 23, 2005 10:02 PM